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Difference in epic colour in Portfolio

Michal
Michal Feb 05, 2018

Why some epics in the portfolio items are colored with blue and others with light blue?

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Feb 25, 2018

Hi Michal,

Normally blue means the epics have estimates associated with it, either in the stories or the epic itself, while light blue means there isn't an estimate set for it at the epic or story level.

Can you check your blue epics vs your light blue epics if there are estimates for both?

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